Short excerpt from a YouTube video (Dr. Joshua John‑Ram Schacter) explaining that testosterone supports joint health by stimulating ligament repair and promoting muscle growth; stronger muscles preserve strength with age, increasing joint stability, reducing pain, and slowing degeneration.
The less strength you lose as you age, the more stable your joints are and the better your joints are supported as you age.
Testosterone has massive influences on a lot.
Of the structure of the joint. Not only does testosterone help us heal ligaments by stimulating the actual building blocks of those ligaments, but it really supports muscle growth. So testosterone is super important for having muscles grow big and strong, which, the stronger your muscles are, the less strength you lose as you age, the more stable your joints are. Your joints are supported as you age, the less they'll hurt, the less they'll degrade, and the less they'll degenerate.
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